Blackcurrant leaves

Dehydrated blackcurrant leaves for rabbits

With these blackcurrant leaves, you can diversify your rabbits’ diet. Dehydrated blackcurrant leaves are a delicious, healthy and natural treat. Sprinkle them on your rabbits’ hay to add a touch of pleasure to their diet.

Find out a little more about blackcurrant leaves : Blackcurrant leaves come from the blackcurrant plant, also known by its scientific name Ribes nigrum. Blackcurrants are native to Europe and northern Asia, but are also grown in other parts of the world. It generally grows in cool, temperate climates. Blackcurrants have been used for centuries in traditional European medicine for their medicinal properties. The leaves, as well as the berries, are used for medicinal purposes. Blackcurrant leaves are rich in flavonoids, vitamins C and B, and minerals such as potassium, calcium and magnesium. They are known for their anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and diuretic properties. Blackcurrant leaves are traditionally used to treat conditions such as rheumatism, joint inflammation, blood circulation problems and respiratory tract infections. They are generally harvested when the plant is in full growth, before flowering.

Why will your rabbits be wriggling their tassels?

• Stimulates the appetite 😋 : rabbits love blackcurrant leaves for their herbaceous and slightly bitter taste, with earthy notes. .
• Source of fibre 🌱: contributes to healthy digestion by providing essential fibre.
• Natural entertainment 🐰🐰: offer your rabbits an enriching taste and sensory experience by sprinkling a few blackcurrant leaves on their hay.

Find out a little more about blackcurrant leaves : Blackcurrant leaves come from the blackcurrant plant, also known by its scientific name Ribes nigrum. Blackcurrants are native to Europe and northern Asia, but are also grown in other parts of the world. It generally grows in cool, temperate climates. Blackcurrants have been used for centuries in traditional European medicine for their medicinal properties. The leaves, as well as the berries, are used for medicinal purposes. Blackcurrant leaves are rich in flavonoids, vitamins C and B, and minerals such as potassium, calcium and magnesium. They are known for their anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and diuretic properties. Blackcurrant leaves are traditionally used to treat conditions such as rheumatism, joint inflammation, blood circulation problems and respiratory tract infections. They are generally harvested when the plant is in full growth, before flowering.

Supplementary food for rabbits

Composition : dehydrated whole blackcurrant leaves, 100% natural.

Nutritional values per 100g :

• Carbohydrates: approx. 65.2 g
• Dietary fibre: approx. 42.7 g
• Protein: approx. 14.6 g
• Fat: approx. 2.4 g
• Calcium: approx. 840 mg

Net weight : 160g

Origin : Germany and packaged in France by Rabbits World

Brand : Rabbits World

Rabbits World Nutriscore : Sprinkle a small quantity of dehydrated blackcurrant leaves on your rabbits’ hay. Do not overfeed to avoid dietary imbalance. See our Rabbits World nutri-score. Always make sure your rabbits have plenty of fresh water 💦

Storage instructions : store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.